Do I need a separate CMS site planning subscription for each of my 5 website projects in Webflow?
No, you do not need a separate CMS site planning subscription for each of your 5 website projects in Webflow. With Webflow, you can have multiple website projects under a single account and you can choose to have a separate CMS site plan for each project or choose to share a CMS site plan across multiple projects.
Webflow offers different pricing plans, including CMS site plans, that are based on the number of CMS items you need. These plans allow you to create, manage, and display dynamic content on your websites. Each CMS site plan has a certain limit on the number of CMS items you can have.
When you subscribe to a CMS site plan, you can assign it to a specific website project. This means you can choose to have a separate CMS site plan for each of your 5 website projects if you anticipate that each project will have its own distinct set of CMS items.
Alternatively, if you have multiple projects with relatively low CMS item requirements, you can choose to use a single CMS site plan across all of your projects. For example, if your total combined CMS item count across all projects does not exceed the limit of the CMS site plan you subscribe to, you can assign that plan to multiple projects.
By sharing a single CMS site plan, you can potentially save on subscription costs and manage all your dynamic content through a centralized CMS. This can be beneficial if your projects have similar content requirements or if you want to streamline your content management processes.
However, if you expect each project to have a significantly different volume of CMS items or if you want logical separation between the CMS content of your projects, it may be more appropriate to have individual CMS site plans for each project.
Ultimately, the decision on whether to have a separate CMS site planning subscription for each of your website projects will depend on your specific content needs, budget, and organizational preferences.